Podcast appearances and mentions of mike kaiser

Die Pflegebranche steht vor immensen Herausforderungen, insbesondere durch den akuten Fachkräftemangel und die steigenden Anforderungen an Pflegeeinrichtungen. Mike Kaiser, Unternehmer, Berater und Zukunftsgestalter, beschreibt in der heutigen PflegeFaktisch Folge, wie die Pflegeheime der Zukunft gestaltet werden können. Seine Vision basiert auf Innovation, Technologie und einem grundsätzlichen Wandel in Denk- und Handlungsweisen. Bis dahin - einfach weiter Podcast hören, eure Francesca.

Mike Kaiser, recently departed head of the Queensland Public Service, joins us to chat about the interface between political offices and the public service, lessons from robodebt, why delivery is everything in government and the secret of leadership. Now for some appropriately bureaucratic disclaimers....While we have tried to be as thorough in our research as busy full time jobs and lives allow, we definitely don't guarantee that we've got all the details right.If you want rigorous reporting on Robodebt, we recommend the work of Rick Morton at the Saturday Paper, Chris Knaus and Luke Henriques-Gomes at the Guardian, Ben Eltham at Crikey, Julian Bajkowski at The Mandarin, and of course, the Robodebt Royal Commission itself.Please feel free to email us corrections, episode suggestions, or anything else, at thewestminstertraditionpod@gmail.com.Thanks to PanPot audio for our intro and outro music. 'Til next time!

Roger Christie is joined by Mike Kaiser, Director General of Queensland Department of State Development, Infrastructure, Local Government & Planning. Together we explore a question for leaders: Is it risky to be yourself online?Mike Kaiser is someone who brings his authentic self to every social media interaction he makes and in this conversation, he shares with listeners both the pros and cons of his authentic leadership online.He's one of very few senior bureaucrat who manages to balance posts about his favourite rock bands with updates on state projects and how wonderful his team is at getting on with the job.It's an honour to have Mike Kaiser on the Your Digital Reputation podcast; an entertaining, wisdom packed, timeless case study for any leader looking to enhance and protect their digital reputation.YOUR DIGITAL REPUTATION PROGRAM:Whether you're an emerging leader looking to take your next step up, an established leader keen to protect and harness your hard-earned reputation, or a leadership team keen to get aligned and active online, the Your Digital Reputation Program is perfect for you.For more information or to get started, get in touch with Roger Christie: linkedin.com/in/rogerchristieYOUR DIGITAL REPUTATION NEWSLETTER:And finally, sign up to the Your Digital Reputation newsletter by your host, Roger Christie. Head to: propelgroup.com.au/subscribe Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On this week's MEGA pod, Todd and Brian break down their recent trip to the mecca of public golf in the United States ... Bandon Dunes. The guys break down their 7.5 rounds in 4 days, hear Todd's thoughts on his first time at Bandon, why the boys weren't so sold on Pacific Dunes, and their epically terrible, miserable day out on Old Macdonald.Although despite the rain and some travel issues, both agreed this was some of the most fun they had on a golf course. If you've ever contemplated heading out to Bandon Dunes or want to know why we would subject ourselves to the torture of the weather out there ... give it a listen. 

This episode of the BBMC Crib Room Podcast is the one where we go behind the scenes of the Department of Resources, and chat with Mike Kaiser, the Director-General. If you've ever wished you could catch up with the Director-General in the Crib Room, this is your chance. Tune in to find out: Mike's opinion about Queensland's approvals process How new economy minerals are changing the way we think about resources Why the way to alleviate climate change is to increase mining (yes, really!) Nothing is off the table - come and join us in the BBMC Crib Room!

Washington DC based professor Mike Kaiser was a call-in guest the main topic was Haiti, and Wade called to ask what is effective government... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Washington DC based professor Mike Kaiser was an in-studio guest and he shared his thoughts on the current administrations handling of the Afghanistan departure, etc... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fredrik har varit nykter på fest på en båt. Från vilken svensk småstad vill Janne Josefsson EGENTLIGEN ha sin härkomst? Otaliga gäster och sidekicks dyker aldrig upp. Jesper listar bebishjärna som vanligt. Vem ÄR egentligen personen bakom det så älskade Instagramkontot "Dyngbaggegalan", GBG-korre Mike Kaiser förklarar Spårvagns-EM, och Axel Söderbäck rusar in i studion och talar om vad fan som händer i helgen i programmets hittills kortaste inslag. PATREONEXKLUSIVT: Hela intervjun med Dyngbaggegalan Calle om de stundande skandalspelningarna i Bad Gastein Jesper MÅSTE ha bulle Totalt 2 h GOTT SNACK! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Fredriks misslyckade försök att kuppa Karlavagnen. Jesper rasar på slöseriet med skattepengar på ljudet av Malmö. Mike Kaiser på telefon från GBG om Keith Richards image-mässiga katastrof-beslut. Relationspanelen om hur man ska få ligga som 17 åring. Mamma Söderholm om sina eventuella kuckelimuck med Joakim Thåström. Bingolotto-fantasten Alexander Williamsson om sin fascination för Sveriges folkligaste tv-program. Rickard Olsson om: Stormen efter Bingolotto-skandalen med Trump-utspelet. Att pudla eller inte pudla. Ensamheten i Stordalens svit. Sökandet och finnandet av kärleken på Tinder. Vi gräver också i vilken Bingolotto-programledare det är som går under smeknamnet Señor Anal i en liten by i Brasilien. Patron-exklusivt: Världshistoriens största låtstölder. Hela relationspanelen. Hela intervjun med Alexander Williamsson & Rickard Olsson. Medverkande: Fredrik Söderholm @genietsoderholm Gunilla Söderholm Jesper Ekstedt @jesperekstedt Beata Nelson @imagasts Thomas Krangnes @thomaskrangnes Calle Nilsson @callenilssons Alexander Williamsson @alewi01 Rickard Olsson @rickardolsson Mike Kaiser @mikekaiser See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vad har Rickard Olsson, TramsFrans, Joakim "Kontraktet" Almén och Göteborgskorrespondent Mike Kaiser gemensamt? Snack av den GODA karaktären är åtminstone en sak. Fredrik ringer upp samtliga för att ge en inblick i vad som komma skall! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Successful entrepreneur Mike Kaiser stops by Local Foods to chat with Jim about his beginnings in the greeting card industry, the Shirley Ryan Ability Lab, and his incredible passion for developing golf courses.

In dieser Folge führe ich ein Interview mit Prof. Ulrich Weinberg – Leiter der School of Design Thinking am Hasso-Plattner-Institut. Thematisch geht's um Design Thinking, Network Thinking, Lernen, New Work, Kollaboration sowie um angemessene Unternehmensstrukturen für das digitale Zeitalter.   School of Design Thinking: https://hpi.de/school-of-design-thinking.html   Wenn Du mehr über das Thema „Lebendige, evolutionäre Organisationen“ wissen willst, dann sieh Dir dieses Interview von mir an:   1. Teil – Overview: https://youtu.be/9wihVBfuQ8E 2. Teil – 1. Säule „Mindset“: https://youtu.be/OfhN1HFdKfI 3. Teil – 2. Säule „Sinn“: https://youtu.be/BRYbmakUiFg 4. Teil – 3. Säule „Ganzheit“: https://youtu.be/7-nqLR1OuZw 5. Teil – 4. Säule „Selbstführung“: https://youtu.be/aH31DsrRT24 6. Teil – Schlusswort: https://youtu.be/Z-CWk3xHXEw   Hier geht's zu dem Buch Network Thinking von Prof. Ulrich Weinberg: http://amzn.to/2fyDobY   Hier geht's zu dem Buch „Die Aktivierung des Weltinnenraums“ von Mike Kaiser: http://amzn.to/2eH6EcB   iTunes Rezension Anleitung: http://superchargeyourlife.de/itunes-rezension-schreiben-anleitung   Bei Fragen und Anregungen: mike.kaiser@superchargeyourlife.de

Mike Kaiser, Coach und Trainer, erzählt in dieser Episode von seinem Podcast-Kurs "7 Tage Smoothie Challenge" und wie sich der Podcast in seinen Marketing Mix einfügt. Zu seinem Podcast kommen Sie über seine Homepage superchargeyourlife.de Und diese Technik nutzt er: Saure SM 7B Studiomikrofon Steinberg UR22 MK2 GarageBand für Mac - Apple

January 28th is Data Privacy Day and hopefully you all have plans to mark the day. Data Privacy Day is held each year to create awareness about the importance of privacy and protecting personal information - something everyone at CDT certainly believes in. Joining Brian to talk about this year's theme [“Respecting Privacy, Safeguarding Data, and Enabling Trust”] is Michael Kaiser, Executive Director of the National Cybersecurity Alliance. More on Data Privacy Day & NCA: http://bit.ly/dpdss0 More on Mike Kaiser: http://bit.ly/ssomk More info on our host, @ brianwez: bit.ly/cdtbrian Attribution: sounds used from Psykophobia, Taira Komori, BenKoning, Zabuhailo, bloomypetal, guitarguy1985, bmusic92, and offthesky of freesound.org.

This is the latest installment of "Question of Note," in which we take a listener's question — your question! — and find just the right the person (or people) to answer it. See them all here as we go along. This week, we're talking with the one and only Walter Kirn. He covers privacy, tech and surveillance, and – unrelated – he wrote the book behind "Up in the Air" with George Clooney. His most recent work lives in this month's Atlantic Magazine, and it's called "If You're Not Paranoid, You're Crazy." He's here to give his personal answer to a question you've sent en masse: Do we need to be worried about our phones tracking our every move? Because it sure seems like they are. Here's a sampling from our inbox alone: Hey, Apple? "This weekend I bought the Steve Jobs biography by Walter Isaacson at a yard sale for a steal at only 50 cents. I was pretty thrilled with my purchase and spent the next day at the beach diving into the first several chapters of the book. A few hours later, back at home, I was scrolling through Facebook on my iPhone when something weird happened. There on my screen was a sponsored ad in my feed for the upcoming Steve Jobs movie... WHAT?! How could this be?! ...I hadn't Googled the book or Steve Jobs (I checked my search history) and yet somehow Facebook had collected enough information about me to know to serve me up an ad at that moment. Am I just being paranoid or are they really eavesdropping on us?"– Mike Kaiser These Lizards are Ripped"...a couple days ago, I was sitting outside and watching three or four lizards dart around, taking in the heat. A couple of them kept doing push-ups.... I asked myself out loud, 'Why in the world are the lizards doing push-ups?' And then I realized I could just ask Google, so I started entering the question into the Google app... I got as far as 'Why do lizards' and it completed my sentence for me…with 'Why do lizards do push-ups?' ...It popped up as the 'personalized' suggestion, right at the top in a different color. Did Google hear me ask my question? Or are there really so many people in the world asking about why lizards do push-ups?" – Rachel WatsonThings Come in Cycles "First, I should say that I'm not a cyclist and I've never researched bicycles on the Internet.... Several months ago, I was strolling around town with a friend who is an avid cyclist and we stopped in front of a high-end bike shop (it was closed, we just looked at the window display). I noticed an odd-looking tire that had no tread at all. My friend explained that it was some sort of performance tire... In any case, when I went on the Internet the next day, the targeted advertising was for one of these tires. I hadn't looked it up anywhere, I hadn't even thought about it after we'd left the shop window.” – Heather KelleyThat Was a Private Moment Between Me and My Dog"So, I get out of the shower and I'm getting dressed and of course my dog is over there on his chaise and I'm looking at him and I'm feeling all sad that I'm about to go to work for a couple hours. I'm humming to myself a song... my poor dog is tortured by this, but I start singing,“Every time we say goodbye I cry a little, I die a little,” you know... that song. I get in the car, I put on the iPhone music. I have 6157 songs. I hit shuffle randomly, and the first song to play is the song that I was just humming... I haven't heard this song in forever... So anyway, that's my question... and make sure you sing to your dog whenever you can because they love it, they absolutely love it." – Michael Grant So... should we be paranoid? Do we know whether our gadgets are passively listening to us? No. We don't know for sure, beyond what they tell us in their privacy policies. But we do know that voice recognition is what many major companies are trying to get us to start using. Google has OK Google, Apple has Siri, and Amazon has Echo, a home appliance that listens to you all the time. We know that many third party apps use location data services, and we know that personalization – especially personalized ads – rely on tracking.   We also know that there is a report out this week from the New America Foundation called "Ranking Digital Rights." Their team read all of the user agreements, privacy policies, and terms of service at major telecom and Internet companies, and then gave them scores on privacy and censorship. The best-scoring company was Google, with a 65 percent – a "D." Facebook scored 41 percent –an F-. Walter Kirn's "this is a little bit too much of a coincidence" moment came in the kitchen, as he searched for a bag of walnuts. Listen to the show and read "If You're Not Paranoid, You're Crazy" for more.  And re-listen to celebrity cryptologist Bruce Schneier. Note to Self listener Michael Grant wrote in with a strange story about a private moment talking to his dog, which may or may not have been overheard by his phone. This is that dog. (Courtesy of Michael Grant and Bodhi the dog)  

I worked with Mike for nearly a year at Nationwide and he is one of those folks that is hard to forget.  Passionate about the work and hungry to learn.  He was one of the driving forces behind the most experimental team I have had the pleasure to coach. Enjoy. -bob